Golden State Warriors: 4 must-sign veteran point guards still available

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There’s no denying the Golden State Warriors have had a great offseason. However, while their roster is growing closer and closer towards being complete, they still have a couple of crucial voids that will need to be filled.

So far this offseason, they’ve added forward, Andre Iguodala, forward Otto Porter Jr. and forward/center Nemanja Bjelica. In the draft, they selected forward Jonathan Kuminga and shooting guard/forward Moses Moody.

The Golden State Warriors have one single hole left on their roster, and it’s the position right behind two-time league MVP Stephen Curry.

Those five players will be in the Bay Area this upcoming season, and as you can tell, the one consistent is that they’ve added to just about every position outside of point guard.

They still need a point guard, especially since former second-round pick Nico Mannion, who could’ve given them a handful of solid minutes a night, decided to go overseas and play in Italy after a successful stint with his Italian national team at the Olympics.

The options will be on the table with numerous veterans still available. The top names are off the board, but the Warriors, who still have their mid-level exception, likely wouldn’t have been able to bring them on regardless.

That said, let’s dive into four players they must consider.

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